how to call shell script (.ksh) file from another shell script
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I am not able to call a shell script from another shell script.
I have written below code. The first script is getting executed (extract_trig_to_in.ksh)
but the second one copy_to_dbload_path.ksh is not getting executed.
sleep 2
. /opt/ontology/scripts/Green_DMS_Automation/sovan/c20_data_extraction_scripts/ksh/extract_trig_to_in.ksh
sleep 2
. /opt/ontology/scripts/Green_DMS_Automation/sovan/c20_data_extraction_scripts/ksh/copy_to_dbload_path.ksh
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I am not able to call a shell script from another shell script.
I have written below code. The first script is getting executed (extract_trig_to_in.ksh)
but the second one copy_to_dbload_path.ksh is not getting executed.
sleep 2
. /opt/ontology/scripts/Green_DMS_Automation/sovan/c20_data_extraction_scripts/ksh/extract_trig_to_in.ksh
sleep 2
. /opt/ontology/scripts/Green_DMS_Automation/sovan/c20_data_extraction_scripts/ksh/copy_to_dbload_path.ksh
shell-script
edited Sep 7 at 9:59
Rui F Ribeiro
36.7k1271116
asked Aug 21 at 11:42
sovan
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Are you getting any error messages at all? Why is there no#!-line in the code that you show? Is there any reason you're sourcing the scripts rather than running them normally? What do the two scripts do? Is the first script usingexitat any point (which would exit the calling script as well since you're sourcing the script rather than running it normally).
– Kusalananda
Aug 21 at 11:45
All I see is you successfully running two scripts. (and some sleeping, is this relevant). What is in the scripts? What errors do you get? What are you expecting?
– ctrl-alt-delor
Sep 7 at 10:03
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up vote
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I am not able to call a shell script from another shell script.
I have written below code. The first script is getting executed (extract_trig_to_in.ksh)
but the second one copy_to_dbload_path.ksh is not getting executed.
sleep 2
. /opt/ontology/scripts/Green_DMS_Automation/sovan/c20_data_extraction_scripts/ksh/extract_trig_to_in.ksh
sleep 2
. /opt/ontology/scripts/Green_DMS_Automation/sovan/c20_data_extraction_scripts/ksh/copy_to_dbload_path.ksh
shell-script
edited Sep 7 at 9:59
Rui F Ribeiro
36.7k1271116
asked Aug 21 at 11:42
sovan
1
I am not able to call a shell script from another shell script.
I have written below code. The first script is getting executed (extract_trig_to_in.ksh)
but the second one copy_to_dbload_path.ksh is not getting executed.
sleep 2
. /opt/ontology/scripts/Green_DMS_Automation/sovan/c20_data_extraction_scripts/ksh/extract_trig_to_in.ksh
sleep 2
. /opt/ontology/scripts/Green_DMS_Automation/sovan/c20_data_extraction_scripts/ksh/copy_to_dbload_path.ksh
shell-script
shell-script
edited Sep 7 at 9:59
Rui F Ribeiro
36.7k1271116
asked Aug 21 at 11:42
sovan
1
edited Sep 7 at 9:59
Rui F Ribeiro
36.7k1271116
asked Aug 21 at 11:42
sovan
1
edited Sep 7 at 9:59
Rui F Ribeiro
36.7k1271116
edited Sep 7 at 9:59
Rui F Ribeiro
36.7k1271116
edited Sep 7 at 9:59
Rui F Ribeiro
36.7k1271116
36.7k1271116
asked Aug 21 at 11:42
sovan
1
asked Aug 21 at 11:42
sovan
1
asked Aug 21 at 11:42
sovan
1
1
1
Are you getting any error messages at all? Why is there no#!-line in the code that you show? Is there any reason you're sourcing the scripts rather than running them normally? What do the two scripts do? Is the first script usingexitat any point (which would exit the calling script as well since you're sourcing the script rather than running it normally).
– Kusalananda
Aug 21 at 11:45
All I see is you successfully running two scripts. (and some sleeping, is this relevant). What is in the scripts? What errors do you get? What are you expecting?
– ctrl-alt-delor
Sep 7 at 10:03
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1
Are you getting any error messages at all? Why is there no#!-line in the code that you show? Is there any reason you're sourcing the scripts rather than running them normally? What do the two scripts do? Is the first script usingexitat any point (which would exit the calling script as well since you're sourcing the script rather than running it normally).
– Kusalananda
Aug 21 at 11:45
All I see is you successfully running two scripts. (and some sleeping, is this relevant). What is in the scripts? What errors do you get? What are you expecting?
– ctrl-alt-delor
Sep 7 at 10:03
1
1
Are you getting any error messages at all? Why is there no
#!-line in the code that you show? Is there any reason you're sourcing the scripts rather than running them normally? What do the two scripts do? Is the first script using exit at any point (which would exit the calling script as well since you're sourcing the script rather than running it normally).– Kusalananda
Aug 21 at 11:45
Are you getting any error messages at all? Why is there no
#!-line in the code that you show? Is there any reason you're sourcing the scripts rather than running them normally? What do the two scripts do? Is the first script using exit at any point (which would exit the calling script as well since you're sourcing the script rather than running it normally).– Kusalananda
Aug 21 at 11:45
All I see is you successfully running two scripts. (and some sleeping, is this relevant). What is in the scripts? What errors do you get? What are you expecting?
– ctrl-alt-delor
Sep 7 at 10:03
All I see is you successfully running two scripts. (and some sleeping, is this relevant). What is in the scripts? What errors do you get? What are you expecting?
– ctrl-alt-delor
Sep 7 at 10:03
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. Script.ksh includes source of script into your one. And if there any "exit" command it will exit your script. Try to replace it with just /bin/ksh Script
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. Script.ksh includes source of script into your one. And if there any "exit" command it will exit your script. Try to replace it with just /bin/ksh Script
answered Aug 21 at 11:46
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. Script.ksh includes source of script into your one. And if there any "exit" command it will exit your script. Try to replace it with just /bin/ksh Script
answered Aug 21 at 11:46
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. Script.ksh includes source of script into your one. And if there any "exit" command it will exit your script. Try to replace it with just /bin/ksh Script
answered Aug 21 at 11:46
Alexander
77913
. Script.ksh includes source of script into your one. And if there any "exit" command it will exit your script. Try to replace it with just /bin/ksh Script
answered Aug 21 at 11:46
Alexander
77913
answered Aug 21 at 11:46
Alexander
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answered Aug 21 at 11:46
Alexander
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answered Aug 21 at 11:46
Alexander
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Are you getting any error messages at all? Why is there no
#!-line in the code that you show? Is there any reason you're sourcing the scripts rather than running them normally? What do the two scripts do? Is the first script usingexitat any point (which would exit the calling script as well since you're sourcing the script rather than running it normally).– Kusalananda
Aug 21 at 11:45
All I see is you successfully running two scripts. (and some sleeping, is this relevant). What is in the scripts? What errors do you get? What are you expecting?
– ctrl-alt-delor
Sep 7 at 10:03